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Westerners vs Asians

Blue --> Westerners 
Red --> Asians 
(1) Opinion

Westerners: Talk to the point

Asians: Talk around the circle, especially if opinions are different

Asians: in time.


(4) Contacts 

Westerners: Contact to related person only
.
Asians: Contact everyone everywhere, business very successful.
 



(5) Anger

Westerners: S
how that I am angry. 
Asians: I am angry, but still smiling... (Beware!)


(6) Queue when Waiting

Westerners: Enjoy weekend relaxing peacefully.

Asians: Enjoy weekend in crowded places, like going to the mall.


(8) Party

Westerners: Only gather with their own group. 

Asians: All focus on the one activity that is hosted by the CEO.


(9) In the restaurant

Westerners: Talk softly and gently in the restaurant.
Asians: Talk and laugh loudly like they own the restaurant.


(10) Travelling

Wes! terners: y the scenery. 

Asians: Taking picture is the most important; scenery is just for the background. 


(11) Handling of Problems

Westerners: T! ake any s s. 

Asians: Try to avoid conflicts, and if can, don't leave any trail. 


(12) Three meals a day

Westerners: Good meal for once a day is suf! ficed.&nb ce="Verdana" color="red" size="2">
Asians: At least 3 good meals a day.


(13) Transportation 

Westerners: Before drove cars, now cycling for environmental protection. 

Asians: Before no money and rode a bike, now got money and drive a car 


(14) Elderly in day-to-day life 

Westerners: The logic is
: rain is pain.. 
Asians: More rain, more prosperity 


(16) The Boss

Westerners: The boss is part of the team. 

Asians: The boss is a fierce god.
 


(17) What's Trendy

Westerners: Eat healthy Asian cuisine.

Asians: Eat expensive Western cuisine.
 


(18) The Child 

Westerners: The kid is going to be independent and make his/her own living.

Asians: Slog whole life for the kids, the centre of your life.
 

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